Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-08

ers of strictly choice feed declined s71Sc, but
gtlt-edged parcel went this morning at S614c.
after being held for two days at size. This
quotable over Soc as top price. For new Brew
ing better feeling is observed, and dealers are
more comfortable over the prospect of greater
month. Prices range from CSC to 81 p ctl For
old Brewing there Is but light inquiry, and then
only for small quantities, while 81 10 is the full
buying limit. There is nothing to say about
Cheyalier. 1t is not wanted, SO it is useless to
exhibit samples just at present. Quotations,
therefore. continue nominal at o2%c&sl for
coast and 81 20tG1 IS for bay.
CALL BOARD sALEs-AoRNING SESSION
Buyer 1ssz-loo tons, s2sSc; eco, s21zc; loo
925sc; 500, 92s4c; 100. 925zc
Seller, 1sS7-l0o tons, S712c 2 ctl.
YESTERDAY AFTERNOONS SESSION.
Buyer season--2Oo tons. 81 0ls&; 100, ST 0l5S;
600, 81 0l1SS; 500, 81 O1ss.
May-Ie0 tons. 971ac.
Seller, 1ss7-2OO tons. size Old contract-lOo,
SSi@c: 100, 6S5sc; 800, SS1Sc
Seller, days-100 tons SSc; 100 SS1Ic
Buyer iSs7Zioo tons, s214c; 100, 92ssc; 800,
OATS-Trade is of fair volume, and prices re-
main stationary. offerings are rather free than
otherwise but sellers handle the situation pretty
well, obtaining all that stock is worth in COM
parison with the weak feeling in feed Barley.
We quote: Choice Feed, 81 S5@1 Az i; No.
l Feed, 81 So@l IS No. 2, 81 15@l 25 Mill
ing, 81 SOL so; Surprise. 81 45@1 so; Black,
CORN---Although the situation may be said to
be favorable to sellers 1t does not seem to avail
them much, for trade is provokingly slow. The
asking price for Yellow is 81 %, though for q
very handsome lot this price was refused on
Change to-day White is held at 81 S73S, with
no bid that we can learn higher than 81 20 a ctl.
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at S27@2s p ton.
CORNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at S27@2S Z,
ton; fine kinds for the table. in large and small
oILCAKE MEAL-Quotable at $50 SO per ton
for old process and S27 so 2 ton for new process
sEEDs-Yellow Mustard is in good supply,
but Brown Is scarce. We quote: Mustard,
Brown, 81 5o@S; Yellow, 1902 Is q ctl; Canary,
ny; 5@sc; Alfalfa. 71SSSc . b; Fax, 81 500
MISUNDERSTANDING at S21 5o@22 p ton.
HAf-Trade has been fair this week, and de-
sirable stock has been in demand. We quote
Wheat SlS@l6 50; Barley, slo@l3; Dat, sl1@
Is so; Alfalfa. sl0@l1 q ton.
STRAW-Quotable at 35G50c p bale.
HOPS-Receipts are coming to hand freely
some 900 bales having arrived this week. AS
house. Nominal at 1l@14c q ID
BRAN-Meets with steady custom. Quotable
at Sl7@1S I, ton.
Quotable at 81 40 TO 81 So p ctl.
according TO quality.
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at s2l@22 9
ton.
POTATOEs-The demand continues good and
desirable qualities find ready sale We quote
River Reds, 10000; Jersey Blues, 6o@9Oc; Bur
bank Seedlings, 75c@sl 10 Early Rose 5O6S7Oc
Peerless, 6O@S5c: Garnet Chile, 60@75c q cti
Sweet, 81 15@l 5711 q ctl.
ONI0NS--The market is In good shape fol
sellers. Quotable at 6597oc q ctI.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, 81 25tal IS
Niles, 81: Blackeye 81 1215g1 25 q ctl.
BEANS--Reduced prices prevail in White va
rieties. Limas remain steady. For colored
81 5O@1 IS; Butter, 81 1892 Is; Pink, 81 4o@i 60
Red, 81 IS to 81 40; Lima, s2@2 IS; Pea, s. l5@
2 30: Small White 81 1902 80 q ctl
VEGETABLES-Lower prices do not increase
the demand for Green Corn, and trade drags
There are too many Tomatoes on the
market for prices to improve. Cucumbers and
Squash are out of favor. Stocks of other
kinds are quite ample for all requirements
S5c p box; picking Cncumbers, 5o@75c p box
Green Peppers, 25@50c q box; Green Peas
$@Shc . NJ; Tomatoes, 2O@3oc p box
55c p box; String Beans, 2@21ac . b; Summer
squash. ssss > ton; 42ti:ao1e aafr0 10 q
l5e q dozen; Carrots. s5@59c p ctl Turnips,
50c9s1 p ctl; Caulifower, 5oG65c y dozen
Cabbage, 60@75c = c.l: Garlic, 114c q 10
Celery, 5O860c y dozen; Dry Peppers, s@IOc
y
FRUIT-Wholesale trade in the fruit line is
about over for the season. OF course there VIII
be more or less stock coming forward for while,
but the quantity will only admit of jobbing out
in single boxes or SO to retailers Plums and
Prunes have disappeared. Berries are seen
every day in pretty fair quantities. Offerings
OF Peaches are mostly poor Choice lots are
neglect this variety. Grapes are arriving
freely, and buyers have the advantage
Wine Grapes, sll@lS, a ton; Huckleberries,
5@6c . Crab Apples, 25@5Oc . box; Can.
nary; do, Muscat, s5@4Oc p box; ToIay.
49@5Oc; Isabella, 6o@55c box; Corn
25c@sl 3 box; Pears, 25@75c q box do
Bartlett. 50c@Sl % a box; Figs, 50@75c q box
for black; strawberries. S4@6 chest; BLACK
berries sos chest; Plums 2@sc
Sicily, f6G6 so do California, 81 5092 for com.
mon, and sS@3 so 2 box for choice; Bananas,
II 50aS so a bunch: Pineapples. s395 p dozen;
Cape Cod Cranberries. Sl0@1l p Dbl.
DRIED FRUIT-New crop Raisins are arriv-
ing, and some shipments have already been
m ade overland. The market is fairly well stocked
with all kinds of Dried Fruit, and prices have a
. b for sliced and 31S@4c for quartered Al.
den and Plummer, 9@l0c; Aprieots, I2GI4c for
sun dried bleached; do, sun-dried. 9Sloc:
49i1sc for Impressed i ma Figs, 125Ss14c for
sstSeyiOc; Peaches, 20@22c for peeled, and collie
for unpeeled; Pears, 4@5c for whole and 10
Sc for sliced; machine-dried, lO9lo15c; Plums
loS1o1sc for pitted and &c for unpitted; Ger
man Prunes, $3.50; French PruneE Sl9l0c p b;
Raisins, London Layers 81 50@1 rs = box with
E@22c advance for fractions; Common, 81 100
l SIS p box.
HONEY-Receipts are not liberal, but there
Is quite enough stock on hand to meet all
wants we quote as follows: Comb. white,
tracted-Clear white, 614@6115c amber; 5s4@6c:
candied, 514@51Sc y ID
BUTTER-The high prices that have ruled of
late have caused marked decrease in the gen
eral demand for fresh roll Bntter and the mar
ket has been somewhat of a dragging character
for the past few days. Prices have been unset
tied ever since the beginning of the week, and
trade. In fact 1t may be said that values have
been slowly declining since Monday until quo
tatlons have been established at about SC p II
lower than week ago. Ordinary grades of
fresh are brought into direct competition with
packed and picked, and it is doubtful. If ruling
prices for anything but fancy fresh roll can long
be maintained as some pretty good quality is
offering at 40c 2 b. Dealers are making conces-
sions. and the general market is quotablea shade
lower. We quote prices as follows: Fancy,
45c; good to choice, 35@421ac; fair, 25G3Gc;
0@2213c for good, and l5@1sc p b for poor to
fair; picked roll, 27@3oc q d. Eastern, l5@
f7c 2 D o. for ordinary to fairly good quality.
CHEESE-The market Is fairly supplied for
s ao oH<loo ~ 'ne year, put prices snow hrmness
for all qualities. Quotable at l39l41lc q b for
good to choice. cased. and 11G12c for fair to
good quality.
EGGS-Receipts OF choice California product
are light but they do not find quick sale, as
buyers are not Inclined to pay asking prices.
some good Utah, by express, come into com
petition with the home article. We quote
California Ranch, S5@36c good store lots. $50
,21sc; Utah express, 2s@3Oc; Eastern 19@2lc q
dozen.
POULTRf-Arriyals are not excessive while
trade is lively enough to admit of dealers
cleaning up readily at current rates. Live
ters, IS 50G6 80 ror old, and IS 50ds7 for yonng:
Hens, So 50@6 for ordinary stock, and s7Gs
for choice; Broilers, s3@4 80; Ducks. IS SOFAS;
Geese, 81 50@2 so p pair; Pigeons. s292 % p doz
GAME-Receipts are increasing and stock Is
arriving in better condition than a week since
We quote prices as follows: Quail, 81 5o@1 rs
p dozen; Mallards, 81 SOFAS: Sprig, 81 s0@1 IS
Teal. 81 2l(Sl so p dozen; Widgeon, 81 25@1 so q